Sumifs multiple but same criteria, better solution?

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gobblechops

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Hi all,

Below is an example of a simple sumifs formula.

=SUMIFS(A3:A15,C3:C15,0,D3:D15,0,E3:E15,0,F3:F15,0)

Is there an alternative to this, bearing in mind more columns could be added but will the same criteria i.e (0)?

I am sure the must be an alternative, maybe sumproduct and using a one range in the formula that could be altered when more columns are added but I am not sure?

Any help appreciated!

Thanks.
 

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